Espionage: I Can Pick Up Traits

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I stumbled upon this book in a recommendation and found the subject matter quite interesting. However, the updates were too infrequent, so I wasn't planning on reading it. But the synopsis was so captivating that I clicked on it. It felt strangely familiar, like another book on the author's bookshelf.

Not bad, looks good. I saw that yellowish-brown button right away.

The concept is great; the plot and characters are handled very naturally so far. It's also one of the few novels I've read where the transition to contacting the Red Team is natural and not forced. Thumbs up!

What surprised me most about this book was the author's consistent attention to plausibility. The villains were all intelligent, even cunning and shrewd. The characters were vivid and well-developed, making it a rare gem of a book. It's a pity it didn't perform well and the author abandoned it.

This story started off on the right track, which I found quite refreshing. The plot was well-developed, and the author went on a rampage for the sake of the entry, but then stopped fighting, which felt a bit strange. The transition between those parts felt somewhat disjointed, and then it fizzled out. I hope the author keeps up the good work! [Under pressure][Under pressure][Under pressure]

The hanging area is a bit small. It would be better if there was a small space. It doesn't need to be big, just enough to hold a few guns and some grenades. Two cubic meters would be enough. 🤭 Everything else is good. It's very well written.

Very good, it's been a long time since I've had a spy novel that uses your brain.

I really like it; it has justice, strategy, genuine feelings, and a light touch, and the female characters aren't just stereotypical.

It's not a wish-fulfillment story, but it is for the veterans of the War of Resistance Against Japan. The protagonist wants to live, but also doesn't want to harm his comrades. His past life was that of a major traitor, and it was a wise decision for his comrades to have him take the blame. Once in that era, he would definitely want to help the country and alleviate the suffering of his comrades.